Show Us Your Motors!
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I'm still sat here hitting F5 waiting to hear this Mr2 under boost. 
I'm still sat here hitting F5 waiting to hear this Mr2 under boost.
Recorded these today, don't get the full effect of it as it sounds way better outside the car. Tried to convince the gf to follow me with a camera but strangely enough that wasn't her idea of a fun day out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JioQpsJKuqw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPYYFpsBWko
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Love driving in that part of the world, your Santapod skillz require some work, not a good time I'm guessing for the Jag.
That was my old 3.0 Jag so not at all a good time and it was my first time there so yes, definite room for improvement!
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3SGTE's make a lovely sound 
. need to sort out those rusty wipers though!
. need to sort out those rusty wipers though!
yeah i just seen the video, that might be slightly faster than the alto.Geekmans is a turbo, unlike that disgusting (and broken) white one which nearly got chopped by both my Skoda and your Alto.
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i wouldn't repaint anything rust is lighter than steel and paint
Provided its only surface rust it will actually make the object heavier.
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Somehow managed to stop myself posting that. Haha. Rust needs to fall off first for lightweighting.
Plasti-dip works reasonably well as a temp thing
takes next to no time and minimal faff.
Considering silver cars normally look boring, that looks absolute superb, the 991 really is a great looking car!
I should never have driven the GT3 RS as now I am looking at 991's.
This is the most rust free one I've ever seen (unlike my old one which had a gaping hole between the boot and the wheel arch
)It spent a lot of it's life in Japan, then was imported to England and garaged up until I got it. Where I live now they don't salt the roads at all and there's far less rain than back home so I'm hoping rust will be a complete non issue.
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Considering silver cars normally look boring, that looks absolute superb, the 991 really is a great looking car!
I should never have driven the GT3 RS as now I am looking at 991's.
Cheers!
You know it makes complete sense to buy one, if you don't you'll spend forever wishing you did. Personally I'm curious what's going to happen to the current car value bubble (especially once we trigger article 50 and we start to see the effects of Brexit), so if there's a crash you might be able to pick one up cheap. Either way total cost of ownership would be very small (unless you keep it) so in a way you're mad not to buy one really...
